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How di convert PDF file to a word document? I have Office 365
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Hello Rosalie Medlen,
I am an independent advisor willing to help you!
Try to convert it by opening a new word document then with the option file > open try to open the pdf file that you need to convert then save the file as a word document.
Please let me know how it goes!
Word in Office 365 can open a pdf file, so simply use File>Open and change the type of file to AllFiles (*.*) or PDF Files (*.pdf) so that the pdf file will appear in the files that are available to be opened
Word 2013 and above can open editable PDFs, but Word does not have any OCR capability, so if a document has been scanned as a picture rather than as text, Word will open it as a picture, and it will not be editable. OneNote does have rudimentary OCR capabilities.
Found this with a simple internet search "convert pdf to word"
https://acrobat.adobe.com/us/en/acrobat/how-to/pdf-to-word-doc-converter.html
Note that the Word document that results may be very difficult to edit.